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Sort of. Netscape Communicator critically never included server infrastructure and was completely focused on e.g. connecting to your ISP's email servers. Altho
by DCKing 6y ago
Sort of. Netscape Communicator critically never included server infrastructure and was completely focused on e.g. connecting to your ISP's email servers.
Although a great 'client' experience is absolutely crucial for Firefox Premium's success and would be a modern resurrection of Netscape Communicator in that sense, what I mostly need is convenient 'servers' from a company that I can trust and a business model I can support. In a sense that would be a modern way of meeting the needs of Netscape Communicator, sure :)
- Jaruzel 6y agoAgreed, in this day and age we mostly don't have or use the ISP services that come with our connections. Would you then use a Mozilla run mail service similar to gmail complete with calendaring and document storage, all built into a suite of client apps ? I think for a certain demographic this could turn into a good Google competitor if done right.